Welcome to GHS Health Education! Health Education is a one semester, sophomore level course, and is a 1/2 credit toward graduation requirements. This space has been created to provide course information, documents and useful links for students and parents who would like current information about Health Education at Gorham High School. By clicking on each unit of instruction in the navigation list to the left, you will find a syllabus for that unit, the unit packet, homework assignments, as well as useful links for additional information.
Achieving and maintaining good health is essential to lifelong development. In this course, students will learn how to maintain, reinforce, and enhance their health, health-related skills, and health attitudes and practices. It is important for students to maintain a positive attitude towards health and wellness as they mature into responsible and conscious adults. The goal of this course is to enable the student to assess their own lifestyle and risk behaviors and make informed, educated decisions about health issues.
Please click the link below to view a copy of the course outline for the 2014/2015 school year:
About Ms. Drury I received a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from the University of Southern Maine and worked as a certified athletic trainer for 2 years before deciding to pursue a second degree in education. I had the opportunity to become a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN, while also attending Minnesota State, Mankato to complete a Master's of Art degree in Education and Health Science. Following completion of that degree I returned to Maine and worked as an athletic trainer and health educator at Oak Hill High School for 3 years. I am currently teaching the Health Education and Introduction to Sports Medicine courses at Gorham High, while also being the athletic trainer at Gray New Gloucester High School. I love working with young people to build awareness about the importance of health, but also have a sincere passion for athletics and injury care!
Health Education is a one semester, sophomore level course, and is a 1/2 credit toward graduation requirements.
This space has been created to provide course information, documents and useful links for students and parents who would like current information about Health Education at Gorham High School. By clicking on each unit of instruction in the navigation list to the left, you will find a syllabus for that unit, the unit packet, homework assignments, as well as useful links for additional information.
Achieving and maintaining good health is essential to lifelong development. In this course, students will learn how to maintain, reinforce, and enhance their health, health-related skills, and health attitudes and practices. It is important for students to maintain a positive attitude towards health and wellness as they mature into responsible and conscious adults. The goal of this course is to enable the student to assess their own lifestyle and risk behaviors and make informed, educated decisions about health issues.
Please click the link below to view a copy of the course outline for the 2014/2015 school year:
About Ms. Drury
I received a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from the University of Southern Maine and worked as a certified athletic trainer for 2 years before deciding to pursue a second degree in education. I had the opportunity to become a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN, while also attending Minnesota State, Mankato to complete a Master's of Art degree in Education and Health Science. Following completion of that degree I returned to Maine and worked as an athletic trainer and health educator at Oak Hill High School for 3 years. I am currently teaching the Health Education and Introduction to Sports Medicine courses at Gorham High, while also being the athletic trainer at Gray New Gloucester High School. I love working with young people to build awareness about the importance of health, but also have a sincere passion for athletics and injury care!
sarahdr@gorhamschools.org
222-1092